Town Notes Terse Recap of Moves and Visits
Miscellaneous brief items list residents and visitors: Miss Hilda Heikila heads to Duluth Minnesota. Konsta Jakola to Ashtabula Ohio. Frank G. Jones returns from Portland. Mrs Dora Young visits Tacoma. Mrs M M Stewart goes to Sheridan Wyoming. H S Shorey visits Bangor Maine. Aubrey J Cross to Chicago for medical studies. A J Morley to Spokane for Logging Congress. Mrs Sarah E Myers to Philadelphia. B K Newman of Hillside Dairy visits Hendersonville North Carolina. D Stevens visits Aberdeen Hardware in Muskegon Michigan. more notes on Evans Drug Co advertising and local business.
Revered Couple Returns From Long Tour Through North America
Rev. and Mrs. Charles McDermoth arrived home after a two month journey across 22 states and Canada. Mrs. McDermoth traveled from Chicago to Washington as a young girl, and Rev. McDermoth sailed from India to Puget Sound via the Isthmus of Panama. They toured major cities by Canadian Pacific Railway eastbound and Oregon-Washington westbound. Mr. McDermoth found Grays Harbor climate incomparable to any on the trip.
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Charles McDermoth
States
Canada
McDermoth
Washington
Chicago
Rev. McDermoth
India
Puget Sound
Panama
Canadian Pacific Railway
Oregon-Washington
Grays Harbor
PTA to Discuss Higher Hygiene at Weatherwax High
The Central Circle of the Parent-Teacher Association meets this evening in J. M. Weatherwax High auditorium to discuss higher hygiene with women and girls. Mrs E Burton speaks on Mental and Moral Hygiene, Mrs H C Randolph on Personal Hygiene, with Miss Cavanaugh providing music.
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Parent- Teacher Association
J. M. Weatherwax High School
Seattle
E. Burton
H. C. Randolph
Schofield
A. M. Bendetson
Preachin Bill at Grand Theatre Reveals Rough Philosopher
The Sheperd of the Hills dramatization titled Preachin Bill comes to the Grand Theatre on Sunday September 28. Harold Bell Wright character delivers blunt wisdom and folksy maxims as he faces life’s trials with weary grit.
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Harold Bell Wright
Grand Theatre
Bill
David Harum
Marcella Burnight
Pastor Is Returned To First Methodist Church
The First Methodist congregation welcomes Rev. J. McQueen back for a third year after being returned by the conference at Olympia last week. Aberdeen church prospered under his charge and a new church under construction stands as a testament to his management and widely satisfactory ministerial service.
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Father Quain
Str. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ireland
J. T. McQueen
Hubert C. Carter
Aberdeen Methodist Churches
Olympia
Evans Drug Co
First Methodist Church
Rev. J. McQueen
McQueen
Aberdeen
Picturesque Hawaii at Grand Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow
Large crowds attend the Picturesque Hawaii show at the Grand Theatre with lectures explaining the two hour program. The Kilauea eruption film mesmerizes audiences as students and children reserve seats, with special Saturday matinee and two nightly performances at 7 30.
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Grand Theatre
Hawaii
Kilauea
Early morning police court actions and timetable change
In the police court F Mattson and Tom Rivers were taken to the city jail after a dispute over missing money. Rivers accuses Mattson of theft and Mattson has a hearing scheduled before Judge Snider. Joe Masatich was arrested on assault charges and will have a hearing this afternoon. Judge Snider visits the city jail each morning to handle urgent cases. George Campbell paid a 15 dollar fine for disorderly conduct at a local sale, and Frank Aluzich was fined 15 dollars for an assault near the General Package mill. A Milwaukee railroad timetable change moves the afternoon train to 1 55 PM, arriving in Seattle at 7 30 PM for theatergoing.
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F. Mattson
Tom Rivers
Williams
Rivers
Mattson
Snider
Joe Masatich
South Aberdeen
McCracken
John Marvich
Publishers Notice for Missed Herald Delivery
Subscribers served by city carriers who do not receive the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 p m should call City Messenger Co at phone 72. They will deliver a copy immediately.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Christian Science Church Services And Reading Room Notice
Christian Science Church on First Street near Broadway announces Sunday school at 10 a m and church service at 11 a m Sunday, Wednesday service at 8 p m, Reading Room No 381 Finch Building open daily 1 30 to 6 except Sundays. Also includes tips on removing spots from chinaware by burying the dish in earth for deeper stains.
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Flrst Street
Broadway
Sun Day School
Finch Building
Scotland Preserves Over 3.5 Million Acres as Game Lands
Scotland holds more than 3.5 million acres as game preserves. The vast lands are managed for hunting and conservation, reflecting significant state and private stewardship of wildlife habitats.
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Scotland
Matching Pearls and Their Believed Bonds Across Cultures
The New York Sun recounts Persian belief that pearls have sex and mates, advising pairing to prevent disease and ensure longevity. It notes royal jewels, Empress Eugenie’s rumored misfortune, and Eastern versus French views, with jewelers seeking perfect matches for pearls rather than diamonds.
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Persia
Queen Alexandra
India
Eugenie
New York Sun
Bathing in Paris Prompts American Guests to Adapt
A New York Sun observer notes American visitors face oddities in Paris baths. Hotels add bathrooms, and the ambulance bath costs 1.50 francs or a 1.20 franc season ticket. A water carrier delivers a tub and hot water, while neighbors gossip about the foreign lady’s public bathing day and its expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York Sun
France
Modest Fitzgerald and The Rubaiyat’s Fame
Edward Fitzgerald led a quiet life and was largely ignored as a poet during his long years. He translated The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, kept it unpublished for decades, and few copies were printed. Now the work stands among the world’s best known poems, a contrast to his early obscurity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modest Fitzgerald
Edward Fitzgerald
Alfred Tennyson
Omar Khayyam
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Hilda Heikila
Duluth
Minn
F— Konsta Jakola
Ashtabula, Ohio
Lowney
Ernest Steinhausen
Patterson, New Jersey
A. Star Transfer Co
Frank G. Jones
Portland
Dora Young
Tacoma
C. E. Judge
M. M. Stewart
Sheridan
Wyoming
Evans Drug Co. Tr
Euttices
H. S. Shorey
Bangor
Maine
Aubrey J. Cross
South H Street
Waterman Ideal
Tf Ka
A. J. Morley
Spokane
Sarah E. Myers
Milwaukee Road
Philadelphia
B. K. Newman
Hillside Dairy
Hendersonville
North Carolina
D. Stevens
Muskegon, Mich
City
H. A. Stevens
The
Aberdeen Hardware Co
Mazda
Northwestern Supply Co
East Heron St
Oregon-Washington Railroad
Fairmont Hotel
Heron and
H Streets
Charles Rb” Green
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Congregational Church
Terrace Avenue
Andrew Reid
East
Women's Baralits Missionary Society of
Trinity Methodist Church
Brown'’S
South G Street
Fred Hartung
J. W. G. Posey
Hoquiam
Hamburg
Germany
R. Stuart
Denver
Anna L. I. Wakefield
Elma
Tf. Mths
B. E. Jeffries
Friday Island
Winnie Goats
Raymond
Dorothy Girton
East Fourth Street
Otto Johnson
Coats-Fordney Logging Co
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parent-Teacher Association
Shepherd OF the Hills
Milwaukee Railroad
Broadway Pharmacy Telephone
Christian Science Church
China
TUCKE
Wishkah
G Sts
Duckling Fleece
Thomas
Smith
Boston Transcript
Motion Pictures
Shepherd OF
Kitty Gordon
the Enchantress
Frederick E. Smith
E. Wishkah
HOTEL
Oxford
E. Heron St
John Gronow
Prop
A.W. Barkley
Bridge & Beach Superior
Aurora
H. L. Cook & CO
East Heron Street
Bob Bryan
Bryan
R. W. Bryan
South F Street
DR. Messer
Wash
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